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Auto Defects

A Defective Product is one that causes some injury or damage to a person as a result of some defect in the product or its labeling or the way the product was used. The manufacturer, and others involved in the chain of commerce involving the products that caused the injury, are often liable for injuries the defective products cause.

All states allow some form of recovery to persons injured by "defective products". "Product liability" cases run from the obvious (a car sold without operational brakes, a mislabeled product that causes injury) to the not-so obvious (injury from exposure to tobacco, or harmful side effects from an improperly tested drug).

Lawrence E. Feldman & Associates, represent businesses and consumers on matters concerning Bad Product Litigation. Our attorneys are experienced in leading you through such complicated legal issues. We not only provide you with counsel and advice, but also representation in lawsuits and other types of dispute resolution.

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Statute of Limitations

In the United States there is no set statute of limitations for the entire country but each state has its own statute of limitations for product liability and personal injury claims.

Alabama 2 years Alaska 2 yearsArizona 2 years Arkansas 2 years California 2 years Colorado 2 years Connecticut 2 years Delaware 2 years District of Columbia (D.C.) 3 years Florida 4 years Georgia 2 years Hawaii 2 years Idaho 2 years Illinois 2 years Indiana 2 years Iowa 2 years Kansas 2 years Kentucky 1 year Louisiana 1 year Maine 6 years Maryland 3 years Massachusetts 3 years Michigan 3 years Minnesota 2 years Mississippi 3 years Missouri 5 years Montana 3 years Nebraska 4 years Nevada 2 years New Hampshire 3 yearsNew Jersey 2 years New Mexico 3 years New York 3 years North Carolina 3 years North Dakota 6 years Ohio 2 years Oklahoma 2 years Oregon 2 years Pennsylvania 2 years Rhode Island 3 years South Carolina 3 years South Dakota 3 years Tennessee 1 year Texas 2 years Utah 4 years Vermont 3 years Virginia 2 years Washington 3 years West Virginia 2 years Wisconsin 3 years Wyoming 4 years